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The presence of a Pakistani actor was the least of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’s problems
Unrequited love can be a fascinating subject to explore but it needs deft handling – which this film fails to deliver.
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When women talk, men are heard – but hopefully not for long
If Amitabh Bachchan is saying something, many are likely to believe that there probably is some substance to it.
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If you want a job in British banking, you must get rid of your brown shoes
Britain must ensure that the interests of its aspiring classes are not sacrificed at the altar of elite snobbery.
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France had every right to ban the burkini – Their country, their rules
The French do not owe it to anybody to embrace unfettered multicultural or accept values that are alien to them.
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2016 elections: A pivotal moment in US history
The 2016 election is the last opportunity for working class white males to reassert their dominance.
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Why has non-violent India become so violent?
The state is unwilling to exercise its power to protect, and bullies keep bullying without worrying about consequences
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Why are Indian and Pakistani men hell-bent on perpetuating sexual terrorism?
A 21-year-old, in India, was gang raped again by the same five men who had raped her three years ago.
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America’s race against itself
The US needs to practice what it preaches to the rest of the world and provide a safe environment to all its citizens.
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In India, Eid celebrations are not restricted to Muslims alone
Eid occupies a special place in India where it's enjoyed in its glory. And why not? It's a celebration of humanity.
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Did we make Omar Mateen a self-hating gay man?
“He was looking at those apps. His dad saw him. He said he hated it. He was about to get caught, and couldn’t cope.”